Sharp County record., 1887-10-27
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maNe ,-sv.six varieties of seeding aP
,ne a. Artansas, exhibited before tns
sa,ogical Society in Boston Le'eH'''
80 S;1 ware from Benton County
t.nn s,n viii average about se7eaty.nYo %
@sOn saot Of full crop in Arkansas County, t ,Ss
~srs ovns have been making the most @ oi .or' tmo
w. weather, and picking has gone III
= ts taP plv he Youngest bride in the state
he Miss Lulu Matthews, ageu iou Iann
of Center Point, license haVlns - DIon Tas
= nptsd. with consent of parents % lor aef
use uS;e 20 70 Isaac Runnels, aged twenty.
l,as INN of enc new cook stove, seo
lates, cups and saucerS and nvep uO epOi,~ ill
W I'D y nifered to any couple VINO wiz
. u,a a,r,ad i on the grounds at the Har-
y 'nas a., North Arkansas fair. The couple
4 be white, and give certlhca.e Ina sna'
are respectable and present 'n0"
riage license !, rood
/ Conway County the corn crop 10 ,t,s sVWr nov
the cotton acreage five or twenty Pc.
4 =, ' greater than last year. Drougn.
I" Worms are responsible for an estl'
|. q dacraase of fifteen to twenty per
+ in the cotton yield. Cotton IS e!i
n. and could be picked in t0r'h'sn' Il
ds could be had
IL situation in Dallas County is not Sc
ID n as Il might be, according to corre-
indent who says: The cotton crop is
,ost a failure. What promised about
1st Of July to be the largest yield ever
,wn in the county, has been cut snort
east one-half by the drought, rust, laz,
IS etc. The corn crop turned out much
ter than expected. All the thrifty
mers have enough corn to last them
I wear through, and many have some TO
he Governor has ordered special cleo
TO be held in Harrison township,
ion County, for justice of the peace
he eldest son of ]. R. Childres, OF Min.
i Springs, aged thirteen years, 1eil
IN a tree a few days ago, striking on
head and dislocating his neck.
he Governor offers a reward of $2OO for
arrest and delivery of Robert Richard
to the Sheriff of Prairie County. Rich
son Is the man who shot and mortaIly
uDded Charley Cash at DeyalPs blun
entity.
/. C. Spirey, a prominent merchant OF
xter. Mo-, while in attendance at Cir
/ Court at Harrisburg, this State, few
Us since, was arrested by Deputy
tied States Marshal H. n. Faulkenbury
burning the general store and hotel be-
ging tohim (Spirey), and also the post
ce located at Weiner, Poinsett County,
, night in December last to secure the
urance, amounting to 1920.
man named Baugh, employed at the
am gin of Mr.. Montgomery, in Heaton
ynship, Arkansas County, met with
tf1ble accident few days ago. He and
,ntgomery were raising the breast of
gin when it was in motion, and some.
W Baugh became entangled in the ma
inc, mashing his right leg so badly THAT
lputation was necessary. 1t is thought
will die.
'he charter Of the New American Free
n, Grand lodge of Arkansas, has been
d with the Secretary of State. The
rposes and objects of the body cor
'ate eEs philanthropy and charity, by
,viding for the sick and distressed Of
order, and to bury deceased members.
sscoe, Arkansas County, is the place of
niciIe Of Che body corporate.
oscar Jeffries, negro school teacher,
IS shot full of holes few days ago, in
tile River County, by planter named
nes, whose daughter Ira Jeffries had
iced away from her home in Sewer
unity and married.
he praries of Arkansas County are fast
ng brought under cultivation by incom.
farmers.
here is talk of a movement in Clay
unity to change the county seat from
ydsville to Greenway.
tobacco was the remedy successfully
ID recently to cure Charles Piggott of
~ County of rattlesnake bite.
lincoln County farmers are fast send.
, in their cotton and taking up mort
ges given to secure loans.
Baxter County has plenty of wheat,
n and oats for home use. Gins are
~ with the cotton crop, which is re.
tied as about seventy per cent. of full
p.
thousand of prairie chickens have been
led in Arkansas County since Septem.
l. Owing to the destructive and some.
nes wanton character of the sport fears
expressed that the chickens on Grand
airie will soon be exterminated.
iovernor Hughes has pardoned Porter
liner, sentenced to the penitentiary for
lr years from johnson County about
ar ago for burglary and larceny.
lm9r was boy only seventeen years of
>, and was inveigled into committing
deed by persons older than himself.
the Governor believing that the law
been indicated, and many parties of
hnson County requesting it, the pardon
IS granted.
colored man named John Ingram
lie under the influence of whisky. rolled
the back porch of Little Rock saloon
ew nights ago and broke his neck, The
oon is located in the midst of a preat
my negro cabins, but the death of the
fortunate man so worked on their
YES that not man could be found 70
ten the corpse until morning.
me tailors' strike at Little Rock sbovs
evidence of weak kening. Members of
Iallors' Exchange claim that ten or
cen OF the men have returned to work
icn Is denied by the members of tbe
on. The cause of the strike Is on ac.
INT OF classification and wages. and tbe
'sr.esors claim they are paying all that
" business affords. They also claim
y u Is not lockout, and the men omit
* without living them any notice.
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